RT America — March 7, 2014

All the events that led to the coup in Kiev need to be thoroughly investigated, as they may reveal "more interesting things," Russia's UN Ambassador, Vitaly Churkin, told RT. Churkin was commenting on the leaked phone conversation between Estonian Foreign Affairs Minister Urmas Paet and EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, in which Paet referred to the alleged hiring of Kiev snipers by opposition leaders. RT's Ameera David takes a look at what Churkin said, including that the Ukrainian crisis can only be resolved through a constitutional process.

Conservative Political Action Conference, better known as CPAC, is the biggest annual gathering of conservatives in the United States. This year there are over 11,000 attendees at the event hosted by the American Conservative Union. Some conservatives say it's an inclusive event because anyone can buy a ticket as an individual. Others say it's an exclusive event because some organizations, including gay-conservative and atheist groups were denied booths. RT's Perianne Boring looks to define what a conservative is and the reasoning behind the invite list.